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Christopher Nolan’s mind-bending thriller “Inception,” Amy Heckerling’s coming-of-age comedy “Clueless” and Richard Linklater’s slice-of-life drama “Before Sunrise” are among the 25 films selected for preservation by the National Film Registry. Other titles deemed by the Librarian of Congress as “culturally,…
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Also picked for preservation: ‘The Thing,’ ‘Before Sunrise,’ ‘Frida,’ ‘Inception,’ ‘Philadelphia,’ ‘The Incredibles’ and ‘The Hours,’ while Ken Burns makes the list for the first time.
Six silent films were added in this batch, as well as modern Hollywood classics like “Clueless” and “The Karate Kid.” This round also marks Ken Burns’ first time being added to the library.